Semyon Semenovich Bogataryov (1890-1960), composer, music theorist. Taught composition (1943-1960, since 1943-professor), deputy director for scientific and educational work (1943-1948), dean of the Departament of Theory and Composiotion (1949-1960). At the lesson with his pupils Alemdar Sabitovich Karamanov (left) and Vyacheslav Alexandrovich Ovchinnikov.
Yevgeny Kirillovich Golubev (1910-1988), composer. Teacher of composition and polyphony (1937-1938, since 1948 – professor), head of Chair of Composition (1956-1959). People`s Artist of the RSFSR.
Dmitry Romanovich Rogal-Levitsky (1898-1962), music theorist. Teacher of instrumentation (1932-1937, 1943-1962, since 1946 – professor), head of Instrumentation Chair (1956-1962).
D.D. Shostakovich at the lesson with his pupils Yevgeny Petrvich Makarov, German Germanovich Galynin and Kara Karayev.
Postcard written by D.D. Shostakovich to Ivan Ivanovich Lubimov, pedagogue and headmaster of the Conservatoire.
Dmitrry Dmitriyevich Shostakovich (1906-1975), composer, pianist. Professor of composition (1943-1948). People`s Artist of the USSR, Hero of Socialist Labour, Laureate of the Lenin and State Prizes. At the lesson with his pupil Karen Surenovich Khachaturyan.
The entrance examinations at the Department of Military Conductors. In the centre are N.P. Anosov and D.D. Shostakovich.
L.N. Oborin, A.F. Goedicke, K.N. Igumnov, V.Ya. Shebalin, N. Ya. Myakovsky and D.F. Oistrakh (1946).
Aram Ilich Khachaturyan (1903-1978), composer, conductor. Professor of composition (1951-1978). People`s Artist of the USSR, Hero of Socialist Labour, Laureate of the Lenin and State Prizes. Together with his pupils. Sitting are: Anatol Vieru, N.K. Gabuina. Standing are: A.A. Nickolayev ahd N.N. Chargeishvili.
Program of the concert featuring works by students-composers in the Small Hall of the Conservatoire (1947-1948)
N.S. Golovanov and V.Ya Shebalin during their business trip to Italy from Moscow Conservatoire (1947).
A discussion on the educational process issues at the Conservatoire. From right, V.Ya. Shebalin, B.V. Asafiev, N.G. Raisky, S.S. Bogatyrev.
A plaque with V.Ya. Shebalin`s name on the door of Classroom 35, where he gave lessons. At the lesson with postgraduates. Sitting are: V.Ya. Shebalin, Yu. Mulching. Standing are: A.A. Nickolayev. E.V. Denisov (1935).
Vissarion Yakovlevich Shebalin (1902-1963), composer. Teacher of composition (1928-1949, 1951-1963, since 1936 – professor), director (1942-1948). People`s Artist of the RSFSR, Laureate of the USSR State Prize. With a jubilee diploma on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Conservatoire.
The new building of the M.I. Glinka Central Museum of Music Culture.
Fragment of the exposition in the new building of the M.I. Glinka Central Museum of Music Culture.
The laboratory of N.S. Golovanov, People`s Artist of the RSFSR, in his creative search in the art of conducting, a branch of the Central Museum of Music Culture.
The Memorial House of F.I. Shaliapin, a branch of the Central Museum of Music Culture.
The Memorial flat of A.B. Goldenweiser, a branch of the Central Museum of Music Culture.
The opening ceremony of the Central Museum of the Music Culture (1943). Fragment of the exposition on S.V. Rachmaninov.
Yekaterina Nickolayeyna Alexeeva (1899-1988), singer, music and public figure, director of the N.G. Rubinstein Museum at the Conservatoire.
N.G. Rubinstain Museum at the Conservatoire (1912).
Professors and pedagogues of the Conservatoire after the Third All-Union Competition of Performers- Musicians was completed (1945).
D.F. Oistrakh, S.N. Knushevitsky, K.N. Igumnov after playing the trio “In Memory of the Great Artist” by P.I. Tchaikovsky (1945).
Scene from Tableau I of P.I. Tchaikovsky`s opera “Eugene Onegin” in the performance of the Conservatoire opera studio (1945).
Program of the performance of the Conservatoire opera studio (1945).
The concert for the winner-soldiers in the Grand Hall of the Conservatoire (May 1945)
The first fireworks in Moscow to celebrate the liberation of the cities of Orel and Belgorod from the fascist invadors (5th August 1943).
The Board of Honour in memory of the Conservatoire pedagogues and students perished during the Great Ratriotic War
Quartet of pedagogues of the Moscow Conservatoire (Ya. I. Rabinovich, M.B. Pitkus, Yu.I. Yankelevich) gives a racital for soldiers at the front (1943)
E.G. Gilels plays for soldiers at the front (1942).
A few minutes of lull at the front-line.
Poster of the concert performed by the graduates from the Central School of Music at the Moscow Conservatoire (June 1941).
Scene from the performance of O. Nicolai`s opera “Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor” by the Conservatoire opera studio (1940/41)
Festive meetting in the Grand Hall of the Conservatoire dedicated to the centenary of P.I. Tchaikovsky (1940).
David Fyodorovich Oistrakh receiving congratulations at J. Thibaut International Violin Competition in Brussels (1937)
E.G. Gilels and Ya.I. Zak, winners of the International Piano Competitions in Vienna and Brussels (1938). In the centre is S.Ye. Feinberg (1936)
A.I. Yampolsky (centre) with his pupils and participants in the Eugene Ysaye Intrnational Violin Competition in Brussel: M.S. kozolupova, D.F. Oistrakh, A.B. Dyakov, E.G. Gilels, M.I. Fichtengolz, B.E. Goldstein and the Sovet Embassy representative in Brussels (1937).
Members of the jury at the Vocalists` Contest professors of the Conservatoire V.V. Barsova, N.G. Raiskj, Ye. K. Katulskaya (1933).
A. Kostomolotsky`s frendly caricature featuring the winners at the International Chopin Competition in Warsaw (1927) L.N. Oborin (Its prixe), G.R. Ginzburg (4th prize) and their teachers K.N. Igumnov and A.B. Goldenweiser.
Program of the First All-Union Competition of Perforfers – Musicans (1933)
Scene from M.P. Musorgsky`s opera “Khovanshina” performed bay the Conservatoire opera studio. Conductor K. S. Saradzhev.
Poster announcing the “Khovanshina” performance by the Conservatoire opera studio (1928).
.Konstantin Konstantinovich Ivaniv (1908-1984), pupil of L.M. Ginzburg, conductor, People`s Artist of the USSR, Laureate of the USSR State Prize.
Konstantin Solomonovich Saradzhev (1877-1954), violinist, conductor, music figure. Professor of conducting, taught orchestral and choral classes (1922-1938). People`s Artist of the Armenian SSr. Together with his pupils. B.E. Khaikin, A.M. Braginsky, K.S. Saradzhev, Yu. M. Timofeyev, L.M. Ginzburg
Nickolai Semenovich Golovanov (1891-1953), conductor, pianist, composer. Professor of orchestral and operatic classes (1925-1929, 1943-1948). People`s Artist of the USSR, Laureate of the USSR State Prizes.
Rehearsal of N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov`s opera “The Tsar`s Bride” for the performance of the Conservatoire opera studio. Conductor N.S. Golovanov.
Poster of the performance given by the Conservatoire opera studio (1928).
V.L. Narodov-Knipper (in the second row, second from left) with the perfofmance of “Tcherevichki” of the Conservatoire opera studio (1928).
Stage plan by director V.L. Nardov-Knipper for the performance of Rimsky-Korsakov`s opera “The Tsar`s Bride” by the Conservatoire opera studio.
Scene from Mozart`s “Cosi fan tutte” performance of the Conservatoire opera studio (1928).
Vladimir Leonidovich Nardov-Knipper (1876-1942), singer, producing director of the opera studio (1923-1941). Meried Artist of the Conseervatoire National Studio.
Alexander Borisovich Khessin (1865-1955), composer, conductor. Taught in class of opera studio (1935-1941, sicne 1939 – professor), artistic director of the opera studio (1936-1938). Merited Art Worker of the RSFSR.
Scene from Rimsky-Korsakov`s “Snow Maiden” performance of the Conervatoire opera studeo.
Scene from Mozart`s “Le Nozze di Figaro” perfomance of the Conservatooire opera studio (1933).
M.M. Ippolitov- Ivanov among the participants of the P.I. Tchaikovsky Opera Studio.
M.M. Ippolitov- Ivanov and Ye. A. Kolchin (second row, fourth and fifth from left) among the operatic class students of the Conservatoire.
The performance of the First Komsomol Symphony Orchestra of the Conservatoire (1932/1933).
Poster announcing the concert of the First Komsomol Symphony Orchestra of the Conservatoire (1932/33).